Dairy Science

The most elegant of the 1913 original smaller agricultural buildings, this two-and-one-half story square structure was treated with a flourish of details for its size. Architects Samual Hooper and V.W. Horwood were challenged to create a building with it s own individuality and importance given its proximity to the enormous and sprawling Tache Hall. A commanding entry with an oversized keystone, symmetrical banks of multi-paned windows, and a hip roof crowned with a large octagonal cupola give the Dairy Science Building its distinctive characteristics.